Addressing Gender-Based Violence

• Ending Gender-Based Violence to End the HIV Epidemic

• Addressing Gender-based Violence through Sustainable Partnerships

• Advancing Gender Equality and Preventing & Responding to Gender-Based Violence to Achieve Sustained HIV Epidemic Control

Health Workforce

• Empowering Nurses as Leaders in Malawi

• Meet 3 Jamaican Health Care Providers Making HIV Services more Accessible, Affordable and Convenient

• Building partnerships, saving lives

• Local Social Workers Support Communities Across Haiti

• Celebrating Social Workers and the People They Serve

• Strategic Investments in the Health Workforce: Learning from Lesotho

• Lessons for the Future: Adaptations of the health workforce for HIV service delivery in the era of COVID-19

• Bringing Hope to Eswatini’s COVID-19 Frontline

• Supporting Health Care Workers During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Experience from the Frontlines in Continuing HIV Service Provision

• A new private sector healthcare model in Jamaica spurs innovation and supports the Ministry’s National HIV epidemic control efforts

Leading with Data

• Five ways that remote data quality assurance approaches can improve insights into the patient experience during the COVID-19 pandemic

• Announcing the Winners of the Innovative Data Methods for Market Segmentation of HIV Services Challenge

• Using Data to Improve HIV Cascade Outcomes

Localization

• Building partnerships, saving lives

• USAID/Botswana’s Local Partner Transition: “Paramount to the country’s health agenda”

• The Importance of Maximizing Convenience for Patients

• A new private sector healthcare model in Jamaica spurs innovation and supports the Ministry’s National HIV epidemic control efforts

Prevention, Care, and Treatment

• Catalyzing the next generation of HIV prevention: From implementation science to program integration

• Champion and Coach: Supporting men living with HIV to stay on treatment

• Convenient treatment: a Tanzanian success story

• How USAID is making life-saving HIV treatment accessible to women like Purity

• How Uganda is Driving Person-Centered Care for People living with HIV

• Liberia Successfully Rolls Out Critical HIV prevention Strategy

• Champions for HIV Prevention

• Nudging our Programs to Reach HIV Epidemic Control

• Lessons learned from Telehealth Interventions in HIV Service Delivery Programs During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Research

• Cross-country Learning Builds Momentum for a New HIV Prevention Product

• The Importance of Choice: HIV Prevention for Women

• A Quarter of a Century into the Search and Still Going Strong - Together

Youth

• “Nothing for us without us”: The role of youth advisory councils in Kenya’s HIV response

• Diving into DREAMS: Our latest updates and stories

• They’re determined, resilient, and empowered - Meet three young women who are planning for their future in Windhoek, Namibia

• Economic Strengthening for Young Women and Girls Takes a Community

• Meeting Clients where they are: USAID/ Zambia’s Empowered Children and Adolescents Program

• Harnessing Partnership with Young Leaders to Drive Tailored and Responsive Programming: The Committee of African Youth Advisors

• A Walk in my Shoes: A social worker in South Africa makes a difference for children vulnerable to HIV

Banner Photo: Adija Budu Rashi (left) stands with her brother-in-law and son in Kazuwa Village, Malawi. Adija participates in the USAID-supported Village Savings and Loans Association, Tiyanjane (Let’s Unite). Through the Association, she started a successful bicycle taxi business that she uses to support her family. / Thoko Chikondi for USAID